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Common Core RL.6.1 projects for Microsoft Word
The Giver Novel Study
The Giver Novel Study PackageGrade Level: Middle School (Grades 6-8)Subject: English Language ArtsProduct Overview:This resource is designed to enhance students' understanding and appreciation of the novel The Giver - by Lois Lowry.What's Included:Introduction to The Giver:Overview of the novel's themes, setting, and characters.Chapter-by-Chapter Summaries and Analyses:Detailed summaries and analyses for each chapter to aid comprehension and discussion.Comprehension Questions:Thought-provoking q
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6th - 8th
Greek Mythology Research Project
This research project accompanies the class reading of Percy Jackson's Lightning Thief, but could easily be adapted to stand alone. Students will research one Greek god or goddess. Create 'Fakebook' page for their chosen god/goddess, create a presentation and present to the class. This project has everything you need to get started. Standards listed in project are 6th grade but could easily be changed to surrounding grades.
Grades:
4th - 8th
Esperanza Rising Project - Novel Study - Choice Board
Awesome activities to choose from! Use this as a culminating activity when students have finished reading the novel. Students choose from all levels of Bloom's Taxonomy to create their final product.
Students will write a paragraph about the book's theme. They will then choose from ten other activities, including a story map, journals, character analysis, news reports, poetry, and a collage.
This activity is great for gifted and talented students. It is an editable document.
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5th - 9th
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15 Creative Project Options for ANY NOVEL! [Summative Assessment]
No matter what novel you are teaching, these 15 Creative Reflection Project Options will work for your classroom! If you are tired of the same old novel unit tests (or even essay assignments!) at the end of reading and discussing a rich, complex text, then take this opportunity to give your students some CHOICE! With this list of creative reflection project options, students can leverage their strengths and express their unique interpretations creatively. This document is EDITABLE to fit your n
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Book Project Activity Choices
A compilation of activities for an independent book project; easily adaptable for in-class or online activities, as well as option for simply a list of teacher resources if you're not doing a book project in class!
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Independent Book Project
Independent Book Project
An easily adaptable book project for your students to be EXCITED about! Spanning the course of one term, students choose their own fiction novel to analyze the same skills you teach in class. This project overview includes the rubric as well! Adaptable for either physical assignments turned into class or online submissions.
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7th - 10th
Also included in: Independent Book Project
Final Reading Project - Novel Collage (3 options available!)
So you just finished a novel, and while students may have taken a test, you're looking for something a little more fun and creative to help wrap up the unit. Sound familiar?
This project is PERFECT for giving students a chance to dive deeper into novels.
What I love about this is that there are three options included - Visual Option, Tactile Option, and Auditory Option - so differentiation is built in!
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3rd - 6th
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Brian's Winter (by Gary Paulson) Smart Phone
As students read Brian's Winter, they will create the apps they would find on Brian's phone. There are 4 apps in total: a song, a contact (with text conversation), a game, and a photo app. There is a smart phone to collect the app's icons. For each of the 4 apps, I have included an assignment sheet (with spaces for the students to fill in their answers), an example using "Older Run," and a grading sheet. The students will have a blast studying the novel in detail, and they will practice con
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5th - 9th
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Units of Study for Reading: Social Issues Book Clubs Final Project
A student-directed final project related to the Units of Study for Reading: Social Issues Book Clubs unit from Lucy Calkins. The categories listed are writing, art, and technology. Completely editable!
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6th - 8th
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Character "Autopsy" Creative Reading Response Project
This is a fun, visual way for students to practice character analysis! By thinking about ALL body parts and how they represent different parts of who we are, students will explore characters from their books in more depth.This project invites students to analyze a character's traits, setting, conflict(s), and relationships, and to visualize how they picture the character, allowing them to demonstrate their understanding both in writing and in art to create multiple entry points!These projects al
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4th - 7th
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Drawing Conclusions Practice - Dream Vehicle Project
One of the biggest challenges in teaching students to drawing a conclusion is getting them to understand the difference between a detail (something directly stated in the text) and a conclusion (an inference you make based on details from the text). A further difficulty comes when you are teaching teenagers and pre-teens (who are often cranky) as you get conclusions like “A conclusion I can make about Bob is he sucks because this story was dumb.” The Dream Vehicle project is about to change all
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6th - 8th
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Dragonwings Critical Response Project
This is a project that I upgraded to fit our work with the novel Dragonwings. We have been practicing ACE responses, which heavily focuses on Answering the question, Citing strong evidence to back up the answer, and Explaining how the evidence matches the answer.
I wanted a culminating project that addressed ACE responses as well as some relevant themes from Dragonwings: Friendship, Dreams, and Principles ("Superior People").
Students use a paper kite template (cut from 12x18 construction pape
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6th - 8th
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Characterization with Instagram
An EDITABLE template for students to create a profile for a character in a book. This product has a rubric, instructions page, and a comprehensive explanations page - to be used for ANY book!
Enjoy!
Read more here: http://postgradprep.com/?p=1370
Please let me know if you have any questions.
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5th - 8th
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Independent Reading Book Brochure and CCLS Aligned Rubric
Tired of assigning and grading book reports? Have students show off their reading comprehension in a more unique way by creating a book brochure for their favorite independent reading book or shared whole class novel. This download includes a two page project handout detailing the requirements for each panel of the brochure, as well as a Common Core Learning Standards aligned rubric for grading. Celebrate book brochures by throwing a publishing party or gallery walk!
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4th - 8th
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Independent Reading Book Projects
Encourage your students to read and interact with their own choice novels! These book projects surpass regular book reports. They allow students to creatively think and engage with their independent reading books to create, beautiful quality products. With this product, you will receive 15 creative, diverse book project ideas AND a complete rubric to help you grade the students' completed work!
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5th - 8th
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The City of Ember-Final Project
This is a comprehensive project that covers literary elements as well as character traits and types of conflict.
Alice in Wonderland Math/ELA Project
This is a project from the Big Ideas Math Curriculum to be used in both ELA and Math Class with the book Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll.This is a modified version of the project for students with disabilities and struggling general education students and includes a rubric, graphic organizer, and project template and cover.
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4th - 9th
Bud, Not Buddy Novel Literature Activity Choice Board
This produce it a completely editable literacy activity choice board. It includes 7 different activities at a range of ability levels. I am using it within my literature circles for the novel.
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4th - 6th
Group Elements of Plot Project
Students utilize their group work skills in order to put together a powerpoint presentation based on material they have read/watched during class. Each group will be assigned an element of the plot for the story they are responsible for. The project comes with a rubric, assignment sheet for students, a brief explanation and lesson plan ideas, and printable cards for ease of use in groups. Also included is a group and self-critique form to help students keep the balance of work level. I have kept
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6th - 9th
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Rite of Passage Project and Rubric
Students are asked to create a Rite of Passage mini-research project. They can be introduced to this using the Hatchet Lesson 4 PowerPoint where they begin by reading "A Boy Called Slow". The project includes a graphic organizer to get them started and a rubric to grade the project.
Hatchet Graphic Organizer Project
This document contains the framework for a seven activity project to use with Gary Paulsen's Hatchet.Analysis of Setting Chart (GO)Uses of the Hatchet Chart (GO)Plane Crash to Rescue Timeline (GO)Problem & Solution Diagram (GO)Character Analysis Open Mind (GO)Response Journal Entries (To be written by student)Follow-up Activity: Survival Guide Pamphlet (To be created by student)I have edited this format to use a number of ways in the past: print, digital, Google Classroom, collaborative, ind
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6th
Book in a... Book Report
In this book report, students are challenged to read a science fiction or fantasy text. After reading the text, students select a container that represents the novel and fill the container with a variety of questions and "things" or objects that represent the multiple facets and conflicts of the novel. Finally, students present the book report to the class, show and tell style.
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6th - 8th
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Internet Explorer Reading Response- Editable Version!
Looking for a flexible reading response that allows students to explore a character's personality? Want an assignment that works for fiction and nonfiction choices? Working on text evidence? Check out this resource!
Students will be challenged to find websites that their characters/nonfiction book subjects would visit. As they explore the internet for suitable resources, they will be practicing website evaluation skills, defending inferences, and providing text evidence.
This product contains
Grades:
5th - 7th
Book Project Choice Board
This Book Project Choice Board encourages critical thinking and includes a rubric. The choices are as follows:- Text to Self- Character Interview- Newspaper Article- Poem/Song-Alternate Scene/Ending- Text to World- Timeline- Quote- Life Lesson- Knock Some Sense- Text to Text- Comic Strip
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5th - 12th
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